BOSSNOEUL CROSSOVER CONCERT [ THE FINAL CHAPTER ]
Noeul Nuttarat · Boss Chaikamon
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About This Event
Organized by eventpop.me
Artists Performing
Main Act
T-pop
Thai Pop
Ticket Tiers
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HOPE (VIP ZONE)Coming Soon฿23999
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FAITHComing Soon฿8900
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BLISSComing Soon฿4900
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PRIDEComing Soon฿2500
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Live Streaming + 2-Minute VDO CallComing Soon฿13500
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Live Streaming + Random Clip Call (15 Pax)Coming Soon฿1599
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Standard Live StreamingComing Soon฿1299
Venue Information
ICONSIAM HALL
299 ศูนย์การค้าไอคอนสยาม ชั้น 7 Charoen Nakhon Rd, Khlong Ton Sai, Khlong San, Bangkok 10600Bangkok
Charoen Nakhon · Gold Line
Getting There
Located on the 7th floor of ICONSIAM, a large riverside shopping complex on the Chao Phraya River in Khlong San, Bangkok.
By BTS: Take the Gold Line to Charoen Nakhon station (Gold Line) or Khlong San station, both connected to ICONSIAM. Transfer from the Silom Line at Krung Thon Buri station.
By boat: Free ICONSIAM shuttle boats run from Sathorn (Saphan Taksin) Pier to the ICONSIAM pier. Chao Phraya Express Boat services also stop nearby.
By MRT: Use the MRT Blue Line to a station near the river, then continue by taxi or ferry. Check a live map for the best transfer.
By taxi or ride-hailing: Grab, Bolt, and metered taxis can drop off at ICONSIAM entrances. Set the destination to ICONSIAM, not the hall name, and expect heavy traffic on show nights.
By car: Parking is available in the ICONSIAM car park, which can fill up quickly on event days. Arrive early or use public transport.
Tip: Use the Google Maps link for live directions, and allow extra time for the walk from the entrance or pier to the 7th floor.
About Noeul Nuttarat
S2 is the stage name of Noeul Nuttarat, a Thai-Korean actor and rapper — the name is short for "sunset", which is what Noeul means in Korean. He broke through playing Rain in the 2022 series Love in the Air and has built a music career alongside his acting since. His 2026 single "พระรอง (Phra Wrong)" moved him from rap toward pop.